Post by timoinsects on Oct 24, 2011 17:30:51 GMT -8
they were caught this summer during my trip there. southen east Tibet(Himalaya low alt. region,mostly are sutropical species,yet a few high-alt. species).
i almost did not took photos for Lycaenidae for it's hard to tell names without wings spreaded.
i have not spreaded them,yet several pcs i took photos when their wings were keeping spreaded after were caught. some butterflies i caught one or two pcs but some are more.
i found the time i went there was a bit late,most large Papilio species were in the ending time or have just gone of the year. only a few and broken. so i almost did not caught even one pcs large Papilio.
i almost did not took photos for Lycaenidae for it's hard to tell names without wings spreaded.
i have not spreaded them,yet several pcs i took photos when their wings were keeping spreaded after were caught. some butterflies i caught one or two pcs but some are more.
i found the time i went there was a bit late,most large Papilio species were in the ending time or have just gone of the year. only a few and broken. so i almost did not caught even one pcs large Papilio.
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